Simunye Workers Forum

The Simunye Workers Forum unites all workers and fights the bosses!

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02 April 2026

Siphokazi Mvambi speaks about how the SWF helped fight exploitation and win a minimum wage case

Comrade Siphokazi said she joined SWF in May 2023 after experiencing difficult working conditions and extremely low pay.

Category: SWF 10 YEARS

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30 March 2026

Simunye Workers Forum stalwart Gladman Ntulini speaks about 10 years of struggle

Greetings to everyone. My name is Gladman Ntuli, a member of the Simunye Workers Forum.

Category: SWF 10 YEARS

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29 March 2026

After 39 Years on the Job, then joining the SWF, Ivy Noluvuyo Magida reflects on a decade of worker struggle

SWF member Ivy Noluvuyo Magida looks back on her years as an SWF activis.

Category: SWF 10 YEARS

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28 March 2026

Simunye is a home for workers: a decade of organising casual workers

My name is Comrade Lengana Mnisi. I joined Simunye Workers Forum in late 2016. The struggle that brought us together centred on Section 198 and the conditions faced by labour broker workers.

Category: SWF 10 YEARS

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22 March 2026

The New Worker Edition: March 2026

In this edition, we we look at the 10 years of Simunye Workers Forum

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22 March 2026

From demoralised to victorious: SWF helps workers win permanent jobs at Kyron

Activists in SWF are looking back on 10 years of struggle. Here is Lindiwe Motloung's story.

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About Simunye Workers' Forum

SFW is currently an unregistered trade union.

Any worker can join, including unemployed workers.

The forum brings together mainly labour broker workers, but permanent workers are welcome to join.

The main aim of the SWF is to build workers’ unity against all and any bosses. Wherever you work, whether at a factory, shop or petrol station, you are welcome in the SWF and we will join you in your struggle!

Join the SWF and help build a new weapon for workers!

 

Workers have a choice.

They can go for a quick solution by building something that will become rotten like the other trade unions and sell out workers.

Or they can build something new, something that will be a weapon in the hands of workers, even if that will take time.

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